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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18
DEATH OF MIR. PHIL CARLETON.
His Injuries Result Fatally-His Statement,
Before Dying, Regarding the Accident.

Phil j. Carleton died yesterday afternoon, at
2 o'clock. from the injuries he received when
run oyer by street car. near his home on
North Pennsylvania street, Sunday night Drs.
Hodges and Marsee who were called to attend
him, at once pronounced his injuries of a fatal
character. His arms and legs were horribly
crushed, but on account of his weakness am
putation was not attempted. He recovered con-
seriousness for short time yesterday morning,
and was able to say something about how the
accident occurred. He said that in stepping
from the moving car he lost his balance and
fell That was the last he remembered until
the car struck him. He thought that the car
that run over him following close behind
the one from which he alighted, but in that he
WAS mistaken. The superstition is that he fell
unconscious as he stepped from the car, and lay
on the track until the first from the north
came along His friends. however, believe, from
the nature Of his injuries. that more than one
car passed over his body. Mrs. Carleton, who.
outside of an extensive personal acquaintance.
is we'll known to the public through her bright
contributions TO the magazine and daily press,
has the sympathy OF all who know her. Her
bereavement is made all the more severe by the
fact that less than two years ago her only son,
q remarkably bright boy, died very suddenly.
expiring before daylight. after having retired
at night, apparently in good health
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18
SCARCITY OF COAL.
Dealers Say the Supply Is Still Short and
There Is Danger of a Coal Famine.

According to coal men the supply of both
hard and soft coal continues limited, with no
early prospect Of being better. "Coal," said a
dealer yesterday. 'is a luxury. A week of cold
weather would clear the yards. The receipts
small do not know how other dealers are
faring, but as for US. we think we in good
luck to get two carloads of hard coal daily. Or
ders are being rejected in the East because the
supply at the mines is short. 1t is impossible
to get egg and chestnut, and operators in Jack
son have told US not to order more than we can
get along with There must be another advance
in the anthracite. block and Jackson Goals be-
fore long. Coke is not TO be had. We are &C.
cepting orders of any size or kind only on con-
diton of our orders being accepted by the oper-
ators. The small towns near here are in bad
way. A coal man from Westfeld. twenty miles
away, came here to-day, pleading for few tons
Of hard coal, and nobody could assist him. The
demand south of Us for steam coal, which is of
the cheapest grade, is great, because the Ohio
river is so low that none can come down from
the river mines. But Indianapolis, although
she has very short supply. is better off than
other cities far as hard coal is concerned"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18
Prices Always in Plain Figures.
PettiS, Bassett&Co
BOONE'S UsURPATION OF POWER.
lie Makes an Unsatisfactory Report of His Col
lections Of Funds from Released Prisoners.

Superintendent Boone. OF the work-house. an
swered the summons of Mayor Denny yesterday
morning. and paid over TO Sergeant Mckinney
b68.45 in fines collected since Sept 1. Accord
ing to his written report the dates and amounts
received follows: Sept 5. Nina Kane.
$780, Sept 0, Dolly johnson. SIS 40. and
LYME Deal, So 40; Sept II. Malinda Trump,
b1.40; Sept. 81, Wm Trogbarker, 81. 40; Sept.
49, Phillip Connolly. 81 40; and Sept. 4, Thomas
ONeal. 90 40 No remittance was made for the
two men discharged the day before the election,
and their cases will come mp for settlement In q
few days. Boone has been in possession of the
work house over year. and his report makes
mention of fines collected before Sept l. If
there any. IL he did not release any
prisoners before that date. it is evidence that he
usurped his power during the month before the
election. The report is not satisfactory. but
there Is no way Of knowing how many prisoners
we're released, il will have TO be accepted. I'M
ess prisoners not named in the list submitted
ZONE forward and claim to have paid their fine
10 the superintendent Hereafter, according to
he plain instructions of Mayor Denney. Mr..
Boone will keep within the bounds of his own
duties. and will collect fines.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18

opening tie bag he found that it contained four
diamond rings, pair of solitaire diamond ear
rings, a brooch set with ten large diamonds and
that two of the rings contained clusters of dia-
monds. The gems we're valued at $4,000. and
Mr. Iderstine at once hurried to Mrs Henriquess
residence with them. She met him at the door,
and he asked if she had anything in the shoes
that were sent to his store
Nothing that remember" she replied, un-
less it might be few diamonds. We sometimes
put our gems into them for safe keeping" The
diamonds were received in the most matter of
fact way by the woman
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18

ALL the new style hats at Seaton's Hat Store
% North Pennsylvania street.
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with Rinps ON Her Toes.

New YORK. Oct IA little boy entered Van
Iderstine 81 Co.'s shoe store in South Orange,
n. j.. last evening, carelessly swinging a new
pair of ladies' shoes. He said that Mrs L. Hen
riques, wife OF wealthy New York business
man, wanted the shoes stretched The dealer
picked up one Of the shoes and thrust his hand
into it. Up at the toe he felt an obstruction.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18
Gold Weather.

You can get ahead eff cold weather by apply
ing few weather strips Call and supply your
needs before it is cold. They keep out the
cold air, snow and dust, and prevent the rafting
of windows. Don't wait. We have rubber and
felt. HILDEBRAND 81 FUGATE.
So South Meridian street.
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Attractions.

See the new attractions offered by the Kanka
kee line Read travellers index on first page.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18

Grand Excursions to Chicago via Monon Route
On Tuesdays, Oct IL and Is Fare only So. so
round trip tickets good seven days. For tickets.
sleeping. chair and parlor car space. call at 26
South Illinois street. Massachusetts avenue or
Union depot ticket Offices.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18
Law and order League

The adjourned citizens meeting for the pur-
pose o organizing law and order league will
meet 90 Pfafhns Hall on Wednesday evening
Oct 10. At 7:30 O'clock, at which time the COM
mittee appointed for that purpose will report
plan Of organization. JNo b. CoNNER,
Temporary Chairman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18

TIE latest things IN parlor goods at VIM. L.
Elders.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-18

BRowN's ExPEcToRANT cures coughs, colds
ETC., in adults and children. 50-cent bottles
Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
Thu HORN Reared.

Monday in Phnsdslpbia decided o
peculiar case. Oliver II. Bsir pur
chased q horee from DR.. VIM. II
Stuart, through the lstter's agent. Mr..
BAir gave Ia payment check Tor S5o.
On the following day the suimAl reared,
showed other equine f.uiu, and slDos,
broke Mr. BARS wagon, snd frieh,ea
ing the driver TO such an extent a. 10
cause him 10 threaten to resign his 81;
ustion rather than again drive the
boree. Saturday Mt. Bsir cirt cted that
the nag be returned to DR.. Stuart, bnt
~ he refused to receive him the ANNA
Was tied 10 lamp post in front Of tfs
latter's heuse. The TSentietb district
police found the horse without an own
or, and virtually placed him uud' ar
rest for blocking the highway. When
DIR. Stuart attempted TO cash the check
which be hsd r-catved from Mr. BALI,
be found that Gay mept had been sto..
ped. He tht refore brought suit for tb'
amount, claiming that Mr.. Bsir wa
aware thpt the horse WAS n "rearer.
The defendant asserted that he vas no
informed OF the animals evil propenei
ties, but the Magistrate decided that, =
he knew that he wss purchasing
5000 horse for $S5 and that the cheap
ne 90 OF the equine wss suffi ,,ent in 1,
self to prove that he Losssest d faulrp,h
returned judgment for the plaintiff.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

tbs CANrArA OF "Joseph's Bon.
dsge," ~ given BY the Choral Cluo D
the o Jsfa II ,u.e last evening, vss moi
only Q credit 10 the partioipanSs boil
also 20 this city. Tue enstre talent Va
10 vol and wss nA'n~d from, We may
ssy, crude maIerisl, By Mr.. O. B
Raoads, Who last evening s,red ~ d..
rector. Every citzsu should feel proud
that We have 90 much musical tAieu
right here st home. There has been
professional cou pAnies In this 81 y thai
Game with . great flourish Of truu psts
aud sheets OF press notices, who hav'
not done half ~ yell ~ WAS done las
evening. Those persons who attended
f,r the express purpDss OF finding fsul'
and picking at every liule error, u
there we're any suoh persons, should re.
NON Der thu, the msj Jrl.y OF those sbo
took pert In the cAotasa earn theft
bread by the sses, OF their brow, sud
that the only ius they have he'd TO do
vote to rehearsal has oeen fev hour
In the evenings, In many cases after .
hard day. work
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

TIE PRESS In various parts Of the
country 1. urging the governments to
establish q telegraph system through out
the country, and We do not know thu.
q nuoa bs,rer uss could be made OF .
par! OF the surplus In the United
States treasury tnan TO use Ii for this
purpose The recent absorption OF toe
Baltimore & o no telegraph system by
the Western Uaion, means thA the
people are GOV OF the mercy OF . mono.
poly, and muss pay Wherever tolls they
may choose 70 charge them. II the gov
ern meu, ~o1ld take hold OF this mat.
ter, and establlsh . system, unlfor n
70 tee would prevail, aud the people Of
the en.ire country would be benedt,ed
Thereby. TIE cost Of sending messages
would be greatly chespeued, which
would have the effs,t OF bringing t le
telegraph into still more general use
than It nov 10. The system ~ as pros
emit established does not tolerate conpe
Il Ion, and the couseQ uence 10 that We
are complied 70 p.y wha'ever tolls THU
monopoly may elect TO charge, or dc
withous the service. II the postal ser
Woe was In the hands OF . monopoly
instead OF the government, We would b
compelled 10 psy double the rates o
postage nov charged, and We bei'ev'
that II the govern ment would establish
= system OF telegrsphs the result woul,
be the same, and We would have . mucl
better service, Of . greatly reduce,
cost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
A GREAT deal hes been sid ~ var.

A GREAT deal hes been ssid ~ var.
tous times In regard 10 the heal hut
ness OF different sections OF our city.
1t seems 70 No that the hsotss OF the
cfttzens have quito - much 70 do with
the health ~ the locations In which
they reside. II the germs Of disease
were found In the atmosphere oil per
sous w,u,d b. effected alike, just 81 II
they had pArtAken OF poison In some
shape. Osses OF typhoid fever have
develop~d in the highest portion Of our
city, showing that they we're owing 70
over caring, exp ,sure or neglect Tue ab-
senss of sewers he'd noshipg whsssver
10 do s,'n the matter. Persons teal I'M.
we'll tor days, and yet take no sntidote
until the sysem 10 derAnged end shs
blood poisoned to such degree thAt the
most skiliful physioiAn could not Pre-
scribe remedy. A serious attack OF
sickness aud sometimes death follow.
The prooer vsy 70 avoid suffering 10 TO
take the sntldote on the very arss m sn,-
fss,e.ton OF the disorder. By doing 20
the ysxm msy be relieved, and the
different orgsns be sduuiAsed 10 per
form toeir natural Functions, importing
health and visor. Persons should 81
ways ~ss promptly when their health
10 threa 'eped. Dslsy In this respect 10
frAusht With danger. II they have not
faith /. tneir own judgment they
should osii pSysioisn and get bis opin
ton, t. ke presc RI ption and sct on his
advtoa. There 10 no blessing like good
-tsA A. A. q l. A..
avoid ov-r-sAtins - we'll - unneoes-
sAry ex ,o-urs, aud whom the system 10
derNuset through cold or any other
cause t.ke Immediate steps 70 relieve 1t,
and ress0re II to its normal condition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

ONLY ELEVEN dsys remain before
the people Of this STATE will have the
opportunity Of de,tdipg whether they
are 10 favor OF oons.itu tionAi reform. or
whether they are satisfied to continue
under . constitution that hsd oullved
Its use'ulpess . quarter Of century
ago. Although out eleven days 70.
main uutii this question must be se.-
tied, considerable work osn be done, II
the proper eff)rt Is .de, a. macy .
victory has been gained with even less
eme for preparation than this. The
movement In favor OF constitutional re-
form osn And will be made success II
@5ha people will bat try. It has been
asked for for years by the R,publcans,
and now the Democrats join In the de-
mAnd, consequently ell that IA re-
quired 10 insure 80 ,cess 10 for both par
ties to drop politics for the present and
work together TO ssours this greatly TO
DO desired end. We are told by the
opponents Of tia measu-e OF the
direful Ills which will result In the
even. o's convention being he'd, bu,
We feel 10 this matter, the same as Mr.
Bates, shat ~e oau trust 1t TO the poo
pie, sAir q ID that IS they are tn, onss
most cor cerned, nothing will or c.n b
done that will not be for The benefii o
the Sta,e.
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WANAM AK E1'S
rBlLApsLrgIA. raursday, Ucr 20 1874,

PHILADELPHIA. ruursday, Ucr 20 1897
Some Of the very i tie,
pri 2ed Dress StuAs. A sur
prise in every yard.
Good, neat Plaids, fit for
remodeling dresses, Tor chill
dren's sch ,ol dresses. or TO:
any common wear. 2oc.
Variety ct styles and colcrs
II a n d S o m e halt-wool
Satin Djagonsls, B, ocades,
Cashmeres, l2bc
A god, hard-twisted,
weIl-VeaIing Plaid. % in.
I5c. The plaid effect CONES
IN ainly from bunchy da5s OF
colo ed threads on a cheer.
full ground. Looks to be
worth twice the price. May
be it is.
| Three from fifty or a hur'
dred.
Fourth CT Gle, southeast of centre.
Scattt ring the Linens
Big worth for little money i
what his set them whirlinp
The 81 a doz. (reaula
$3.50 Printed Linen Hand
kerchiefs for women ar,
slipping away. Less thal
100 doz left. No NOR
, where they came from.
A lot of Mems Viii,
Hemmed Linen Handkel
: chiefs. Bought as 'sli shtl
imperfect" We don't find II
: imperiection. The crice
:, half, just the same-Sl SO
= doz.
% Near Women's Waiting Room.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

TIE TRAMP naissnce Ia one of the
greA est evils sl'h which this country
10 crowded, and nothing bat the strong
hand OF the lag can ever put . stop TO
u. These pes.s travel through the
country terror Z ng fs' merp, apd II their
depaods sre NO, complied ~ish barn
will be burned do Va or some other like
dsmsge done. A farmer said yss.er.
day that be gave slnoH ss much away
TO tramps ~ he consumed In his oWn
family, and whsa asked Why he did 1t,
said that he vac s'rstd to refuse theu,
a. he kne = the chances we're tia! hi
barn would ne burned In revenge. |
10 hard 10 tell what course 10 pursue
In regard TO these ley. worthless wage
bonds, but We DO think that the Law
should be 20 werful enough TO even
reAch their GASES and make Delaware
the most undesirable Ssste In the U MON
for them to enter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

On Saturday evening the Dad inst,
a. A. Stsr iag's store, two miles nor b
of this city, abe Repuoicaps OF North
Chris lana Hundred will hold n mass
10 e6tlhs sud discuss the CoDsti n loyal
Cor vention. William 9, Sprusne4, j
Il Boffecker, IT,, aud HeDryO Con-
rad, Esqs, win Addrsss the meeting.
On mkt Nom az, ri 4 8 ns Sun, Il q
D-mocIsts OF Inc ssms bubdr-d VIII
boli a meeting, TO be afdressed by ez-
Senator Cbsrlss II McWhoner al d
Willard Hall Porter. Eq
Notice Of a nesting p' Rspub,icsrs at
No. 800 Market street this evening has
been iasued by IL G. Mshafiy chairman
OF the Republican County Commute
On Frinsy the cit'z 'us OF the seventh
ward viii meet at tie Lhssu HousA aud
pe addressed by Willard Ssutbu,!
Jr., j. Flank Ia john BlRIs, WI arc
Hail Porter sod rhomss DAvis, + a..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
JAS. A. KELLY

Retailer oi Fine wineA bisBiee, etc
IL nth sdj IA lQ.sy tuesss. 1,hlhope eel
No. Il, t2t-eo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

uaks. a oolored man, Whose name, Tor
tunsskly pRhsps Tor him, ccald nes b
ssosssaissd, kisked the pocf brule IN
the s,omscA ~tsA . heavy boot uuM =
ercsaed With the pain. saoh scssons
ere d.sgracs 70 any com NUDITY and Il
tsams pity that some one closhsd ~ith
authority VS. mol present. TO taxa thsss
men In custody, ard m ske the n pay
the penalty for their uucAllsd foe cru
city 70 . poor dumb brute.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
vAuAxAms.
Down Quilts. The DIP tol

plenty of mean Down. The|
best Down and the best
French Satee EN- in our Down.
IQuilts. Warranted not tol
shed. 3x4 It., 4x6 IT,, 5x6|
lt. 6x6 it., 6x7 IT. % to|
l$Ir SO.
Extra fine, Silk and Satin
covers, or with a combina-
ton Of Silk, Satin, and En-
broidery, $3.50 to $50. No
TWO alike; more than 40
styles.
Down Pillows. Various
sizes and prices
Near womeu's Waiting Room,
The mellowest, cheeriest,
sohes,, steadiest oil light we
know of comes from a Ro-
chester Lamp. Centre draft
like an Argand burner; sim
pie in every part. That is
for the burner business. A
hundred handsome shapes
Tor the parts you look at
mental and decorated porce-
lain. Complete, s. 50 to
1885.
No Floor Lamp like the
Holdings. The goodness or
badness Of a Floor Limp
|ceotres in its up and down
method. No thumbscrew to
1.-THE Holdings to clip or be
carelessly loosened. Raised
and lowered by a touch, and
stays where you stop it. SIS
to 500.
i Half the prettiness OF a
Lamp comes from the Shade.
The Shade makers have
sharpe ned their wits and
turned out wonderfully
handsome work. Some
American things richer
and more artistic than the
: imported. Last year we
!. had more Shades than any
. one else in town. Twice a,
many this year.
Base ment, north OF centre.
1t is a Wing and FeasheI
Iselson and in the first blush
LOT your trimming bu, ing
p Not the time when you loot
'';;,,tor a slump in prices. Their
isn't any. The 20OO Wing
,, and Breasts at so and IS
clare halt and third by
T.: happy chance. They shoul'
d be SIZE and So Fresh
u bright, ard attractive. Thi
N! SEASONS importation.
n North of Thirteenth and Chcetnut stree
ID corner.
II The New.Book Table
jammed with fresa-comers-
Ia Zig table and the Book
: punched, backs up. 70
need an hour to study eve
c the titles. Aud the newe.
{ Books are all the tim
crowd ng the few.days-o|
y Books off that big tabl
~ ihes' from a foot squal
Va LIE and Times of John Jay. By w
&C liam " hi elocs. 81 So.
Memorable Of a Half Century. BY Be-
3 Hubbard. Sl53.
oil An Unknown Country BY the auth
W. of John n al fax, Gentleman. 81 90.
IS, Matthew Cslbraith Perry, Typit
American Naval Officer. by William
liot Gritiis. 81 80.
n X, ady About; or, Sailing the Boat.
Boat Builder series. By Oliver Optic.
n. Gets
RecolIections of Minister TO Fran
lS69-ls77 By E B. Wsshburne, LII.
M IL vols. s6
Lights Of Two Centuries. By Rev. Z.
,r. Hale. 81 10.
~. RzPau's Heritage By X 8. Nathan
"e Conklin tJenuie NJ. Dhnswater) u
Nv Days ard Nights IN the Tropics.
Felix l.. Oswald 81 35.
The HuDdredth Man. Ely Frank
Stockton. 81 10
Book News plucks Il
heart and mystery fro
ps every new Book; brings VI
, is It's story; tells you wheth
nor it is worth a better KNOWN
lar and what the fair price
ID. tor SOC a year-5c a nur
are Der. with poriralt.
south cf Thirteenth street entrance.
o OF course there will be
Jam at the Round Coun,
j.. .hen you see the new l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

THE CONDEMNED Anarchists in
Chicago have de or mined TO make
another { fl 1rt TO escape the gallo W, and
their friends have retained General
Butler who will appear In their behalf
before the Supreme Court ON Feidsy,
when be hopsss supersedeas can be 90.
tanned, and Justice obestsd ont Of its
dues. The G .nerAi, u seems, has de-
termined 10 push the oxsa Tor ell the
money that there is In II, IS 1t IL said
he has been given . retainer OF 81 500,
and Is to hs paid $3.50 = day for his
services. For this amount he will put
forth his best Efforts, and II the laws
cannot be construed 'or the bsntf. o.
the criminals 1t viii b. because there IL
mot . single ioopho'e lefs Tor their es.
cape. Il has hem the general opinioo
that the lives OF thsse men had been
Justly forfeited, but II II can he shown
thAt this is not the oaee, and their livet
may be spared without encouraging
others 10 per 7esrs'e similar crime
shore may be acquieAoence In such I
conclusion slshaugu there can never b.
. very general approval OF IL. III,
American Deop'e sre rather psdent tnt
forbearinz, AID mstcy may ye, tax
the plsos VI eDmiCy, and the cffsuder
be given that lio-r.y which all fei
shat they had s''ks1iy forfeited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

If TIM AGENT ., she S1ctey for the
Proven ~, II @ pt'y to Aniusls or ,
police ca Ger ) Ad ntsp In tie victuily
OF Il gh'h 50 II - III sTests yesterday
afternoon, ons OF mare men wou'd hsve
had TO ~. ~~r '... ~ Jodgs Com N Ina
JScr their cruel h rae. Toe ami
mai. wnith IS a., osn hs 9 couple Of
boys, bs'k-d on 'h- h'ii, when the
youthful drivr' pied the whip mos,
mercilessly. THIS, no w.yer, vas not
enough. As tbe ususl crowd gathered
and every one hSd sumo suggestion to
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
ABEE HIVE"
3O8 MARKET ST.
The cIoVnIng Bargains Of
| The Season,

60 pieces OF Dress Goods, that
has been free sell ng stuff at soc.
q yard this week, now to 60 at
3fAc; . large variety of styles.
just bought by accident.
We have alb ut 20 pieces more
of the 25c. Dress Goods that
we're in our last advertisement
still selling at l5c. q yard; a
stru ming bargain.
The way our s ripe Silk Vel.
vets have been cut the past few
days shows the ladies appreciate
the goods at . little more than
half Irice.
We still give you an opportu.
nifty, for one week, to buy q
White Wool Blanket tor $l.25 a
pair. II you are as eager as you
ought to be for them thsy will
not last Us that long.
bale Of Gray Twilled Flan-
mel, 26c. goods, Your chance at
them now for lee. . yard. Don I
wait too lorg and then mourn
your loes because they wore all
sold
A full supp ly of Demorest Pat.
terms